Author: sobhag uk

Letter written in Gujarati

About Papa: From Shanil & Rekha. Papa, or some of you may call him Sobhag Haria, Nana, Dada, Kaka, Mama and so on with the amount of connections and relations he has kept throughout his life, Which from my knowledge he

Sobhag Haria Mr Dad We all have our own very personal relationship with my father, whether he is the husband, father, grandfather, friend or someone to have been briefly touched by his presence. His impression remains on all.   He has inspired me

My first introduction to Sobhag was when Divya's sister Anju had announced that she had met a fine gentleman from Meru Kenya, now residing in the UK. Anju said she was planning to marry him on her birthday in December

Sobhag bhai has been a huge part of our married lives over the last twenty years.  He has always encouraged us to bring the extended family together through different social events.  Family life and social life is an important part of Sobhag

It is very difficult to express in words the wonderful experience I  had in dealing with Mr Shah . I first met him In a Sheen’s restaurant in Edgware. I noticed he was very meticulous in his dealings and in 1998

A brief piece on Sobhag Haria by Kishore Shah Sobhag and I became vevai through my son's marriage to his brother Navin's daughter 25 years ago. During this vevai to vevai relationship of a quarter of a cetury, we had met,

Letter by Comedy Queen Lady Amitabh: PRATIMA T. in Gujarati.

My name is Sandip Virji and I currently live in Harrow, London. What can I say about Sobhag, I have known him since the last 30 years.  Apart from a working relationship, we have a good social bond.  After passing my ACCA exams,

My name is Kanta and I have been married to Sobhag’s Cousin Brother Mansukh (Babu). I was married to Mansukh on 6th May 1966. After my marriage I stayed in Karartina for about a month. and then in June I came